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So who is the turducken really for? I imagine if you're interested in something different, Instagrammable, for whom taste is an afterthought - and have £150 to spare in this economy - I won't ...

However, there is one such unique tradition in the NFL during Thanksgiving that is still relevant and continues to make people laugh. A tradition that started in 1996 by John Madden, an NFL legend ...

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Madden did bring the Turducken to a mass audience during a game in New Orleans in 1996. Next thing you know, Madden made the Turducken the official food of his All-Madden team, and a legend was born.

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